Here are 5 top tips for successfully navigating a career change:

Think about why you want to make the change. Assess whether it is your role, company, salary, values, work-life balance, or general dislike of the work that is leaving you dissatisfied. This will help you determine what type of change you need to make.
Assess your skills, interests, strengths, and weaknesses. This will give you insight into your preferences, abilities, and areas that you need to develop. Consider both soft and technical skills and recognize the time and effort you will need to put in to upskill.
Research your options. Once you’ve identified potential career paths, conduct a thorough research by attending webinars, reading articles, or taking courses to learn more about the career. Look at job listings to get an idea of the qualifications, salary range, skills, and experience required for the careers you’re interested in.
Grow your network. Networking is essential when changing careers. Attend industry events and conferences, join professional organizations, go to informational interviews, and use social media to engage with people in the field.
Update your Resume and Cover Letter. You need to showcase your relevant skills and experience. Reframe some of your job duties to showcase the skills needed in your new career. Research what different industries look for in a resume to ensure yours meets the requirements.

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